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ST. CREII X AV. I'E. 830 MONDAY EVENING 8.30 ['he Brass Bullet Episode 11: EVIL WATERS. : Episode 12: CAUGHT BY WIRELESS. The fortune left unconditionally to Rosalind Joy is the object of wicked scheming to make her forfeit the money. : Rosalind’s uncle Spring Gilbert has forced her to marry Victor King. Jack James battling against Rosalind’s en:mies is on his way to rescue her from the clutching of a paid assassin engaged by Gilbert.’ Come and see how Rosalind was rescued by Jack James and Dr. Garfield from the assassin engaged by Gilbert, and her new perils on her arrival at Pleasure Island, here again the untired Jack James save her in the last minute from being drowned in the undergrourd passage running from the murdered Homer Joy’s Laboratory to Mrs. Strang’s Cottage. The fortune which King and Gilbert has carried around has disappearad’ Jack James and Rosalind escape from Pleasure [siand with tne insention to take a Steamer at Frisco, after enterlng the Steamer new perils meet them. “WHO IS THE AV1AT0R??222227? Show concluding with 2 Reels Comic. : YVVOUIRK Vi 1 lglll ADMISSION. Resevved Beats. . . .00 .oo B i i i vion s 0 General BBbEROe. . .. ... .0 ite FOR SALE. Reliable. Fast-going pre-war | Ford Car. 2 NEW GOOD YEAR TIRES NEW INNER TUBES LEATHER - (OP AND [UPHOL- STERING $350.00 D. W, 1. C. terms. C. O. D, | APPLY TO THIS OFFICE. | —_—— The s.s. ‘‘Monoa’’ was expected to | leave New York for these islands on | Thursday, 29th inst. 1 e f The s. s. "Parima’’ is expected to | leave New York on Wednesday, the 4th | prox. | The "'Creole’ arrived here this morn- ing, and the “'Virginia’’ with mails at | Frederiksted from where the mail for | this town will be forwarded this after- | noon. § Mr. Ashley Totten has asked to men- ! tion that in reply w 0 a cableoram sent by NOTICE.{] THE Inspection of the general annual repairs of the Public roads, with Bridees, Culverts, water courses, side walls, hand rails, QFC ete. shall com- | mence after the 15th February. | All roadholders are therefore request- | ed to have their respective allotments in | good order by that date. g | As it has been found during the Inspec- tion last year that the trees and bushes | along the roadsides were not trimmed, and therefore are an inconvenience to | the Public traffic, ’ It is the Owner of the land, who is re- | sponsible tfor keeping them, from incon-" | veniencing the Publie, or damaging vehij- | “les on the roadway and will be held for i damage, l Boundary posts must be plainly marked, ! on each allotment £nd planted firmly in ’ the ground, 800 : , When the Inspection is completed, and | the roads found in order, the Roads will | be Realloted, §or the next terwm. | (For the Road Commission) i . LUNNREY. ; St. Croix, Jan. 30th. 1920. : ]' him to the Virgin Islands Proteetive i League, New York, be has been advised by telegram as follows: ‘‘Delegates re- main, letter follows”’. 3 AUCTION. T the request of the executores testa- A men’i in the Estate of the cecrased Pianter CHRISTIAN PETER 1 HEO3ALD FRris will be offered for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCYION to be held at the undersigned Verdue Office n the 9th day of Fabruary 1920 AT3 O'CLOCK P. M. THE ESTATES AL i 3 5 4 ] “Wount Victory” and “Pia:sant \alley’ situate inthis island’s ‘ Northside Quar ter Lotter A. stb No 17 ¢. and Nos. 15 ad 16 & 26 with all appurter anees of land buildings, iivestock ete. The conditions for the sale, appaise- ment, mortgage certificate and other docuraents relating to the salz will be produced at the auetion and may previ- ous to same be seen at Lawyer 3TAKE- MANN’S Office in Christiarnsted. This notiece also serves as information to mortgageholders in conformity with Ordinance ot sth of ‘March 1909, accord- ing to section 4 of which ordinance same has the same legal effect as prescribed in Placard 22nd April 1817. Frederiksted’s Vendue Ofice, St. Croix, January 3(th 1920. JOHN L. CURLY. Fee Fr. 10.00 Say ten Franes) §6Q z £s9 Stop! Read! The crisis is over. We have SU AR now. All those who kad “orsiken us with the excuse that we hal no sugas, I hope will now return and support the place that have al. ys supported you. Rethlechem New Sugar 15e¢ts pr. i.b'. Larg - Fat New - Foundiand’ Pickied Herrings 14 cts pr. Ib. Clear Fat Pork 44 cts pr lh. Fat Smceke Herrings3 & 4 cts euch also Fresh Ginger 20 cts. pr 1. AT THE ’ DANISH AMFRICAN GROCERY. Christiansted. January 80, 1920. The Edgitor St. Croix Aviz: In your issue of teday you refer to ine prices of milk and beef which you understand it is being considered to in- crease 10 10 cents a quart, and 10 cents a pound, live weight. and you mention the fuct that already at present prices many must. forego these articles as iuxu- ries beyond their means. :